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The Department of Planning appreciates the patience and understanding of our valued clients as we continue to process and resolve planning applications remotely, as well as review and issue building permits. The convening of the Development Applicat...

Government has called on the public to say how they think Bermuda should move forward after Covid-19. Jamahl Simmons, the Minister with Responsibility for Communications, said Government has taken an “all hands on deck” approach and want to get input...

Since the novel coronavirus touched down in Bermuda, our readers have been flooding the comments sections with questions that you feel need to be asked of our government leaders and health authorities. We hear you, we represent you and we accept that...

The Covid-19 pandemic disaster may leave behind a more compassionate society, an Italian-born Catholic priest said yesterday. Father Attilio Morelli, parish priest at St Anthony’s Catholic Church in Warwick, explained the countless examples of selfle...

Access to information is still important even in the grip of a pandemic, the Information Commissioner said yesterday. Gitanjali Gutierrez said that the Covid-19 crisis and decisions made to fight it needed to be available to the public. She was speak...

Businesses have raised more than $1 million for medical equipment for the Bermuda Hospitals Board. A BHB spokeswoman said the fundraising effort by Bermudian and international companies had pulled in $1,044,000 to help pay for essential medical suppl...

A total of 23 Covid-19 cases linked to a seniors home were announced last night. The infections at the Matilda Smith Williams Seniors Residence in Devonshire accounted for all but one of the 24 positive results from 80 test results revealed by Kim Wi...

The Bermuda Day celebrations have been cancelled because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Lovitta Foggo, the Minister of Labour, Community Affairs and Sport, yesterday said the Bermuda Day Parade and half-marathon would not go ahead on May 29 this year. Ms ...

David Dagnall, a former deputy headmaster who taught in Bermuda for 19 years and was known for his ebullience in sporting circles, has died in England after a brief illness. He was 73. Born in Appleby, Westmoreland, he came to the island in 1972 to t...

The Premier has apologised to upset child daycare centre owners for an attack on them this week. David Burt said: “I’m a big enough man that I can apologise and I can say I’m sorry if I offended anyone due to the tone and nature of my comments. “I d...